“According to data from Aliso Viejo, Calif.-based NetApplications.com, the iPad’s share has averaged 0.03% since April 3, the day Apple started selling the media tablet,” Keizer reports. “Research In Motion’s BlackBerry, for example, had a usage share of 0.04% for the month of March. Android, meanwhile, accounted for the same figure, split evenly between Android 1.5 and Android 1.6, NetApplications said.”
Keizer reports, “But the iPad can’t hold a candle to Apple’s older mobile siblings. By NetApplications’ count, Apple’s iPhone and iPod Touch devices have a combined share of 0.6%, about 20 times larger than the iPad’s.”
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[Attribution: AppleInsider. Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “James W.” for the heads up.]
Well, duh. It is amazing…….magical as Steve said.
iPad will take over Starbucks everywhere!!!
The black market globally for the iPad is growing strong!!! Making money for Apple:-)
Now that is one export the USA is number 1.
Buy AAPL before it hits $300 bucks:-))
WHOOP there it is!
“Apple’s iPhone and iPod Touch devices have a combined share of 0.6%, about 20 times larger than the iPad’s.”
That’s because the iPhone was released in 2007 and the iPad was released about a week & 1/2 ago.
Wake the hell up, Gregg. Dumbass.
Only 20x larger ? That means that the iPad Nation is growing fast.
BLOODBATH…well maybe not at .3 percent…
Make that .03%
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